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VARINDIA- INDIA'S FRONTLINE IT MAGAZINE   Array Networks  has announced that it now provides support to large enterprises through its new Bangalore Centre for Technical Assistance (BCTA). Array Networks has also expanded services to tier-II and III cities. Array Networks BCTA augments the US operations offering a 24x '7 local support to the customers based in India, the Middle East and South-East Asia. Services were extended to the Middle East and South-East Asia regions where Array has been steadily acquiring new customers.   Shibu Paul, Regional Sales Director - India, ME & SEA,  Array Networks , said, "We can proudly tell that we are one of the few Application Delivery Networking providers offering local service and support for our products in the country. It demonstrates our commitment to the region and our long-term strategy to win customers by providing superior support." Array Networks' Bangalore Centre for Technical Assistance is an exten

VARINDIA- INDIA'S FRONTLINE IT MAGAZINE   According to the  International Data Corporation (IDC) , the overall Unified Communications market in India has seen a marginal decline of 2.3% in 1H13 as compared to 1H12. 10% decline in Enterprise Telephony market has pulled down the overall UC revenues in 1H13, whereas other markets like Enterprise Collaborations and Contact Centre have seen a decent growth of 4-6% as compared to 1H12. Enterprise Telephony market is suffering due to a combination of market factors: Firstly, IP-PBX solutions are eating into the TDM-PBX solutions revenues as the former gives better RoI for end-customers. Secondly, all the major vendors have started offering Software-based IP-PBX solutions, which is cutting their hardware revenues. Dileep Nadimpalli, Senior Market Analyst, Unified Communications, IDC India , says, "IDC expects a recovery for India’s Unified Communications market in 2H13 and it will close 2013 with a marginal growth. Growth

VARINDIA- INDIA'S FRONTLINE IT MAGAZINE   (ISC)² ("ISC-squared")  has announced its collaboration with the  Data Security Council of India (DSCI)  to launch the  expert-level  (ISC)2 Certified Cyber Forensics Professional - India (CCFPSM-IN) certification in India . The registration is now open, with the first exam available on May 15, 2014 at Pearson VUE test centres in India. The CCFP is an expert-level credential that offers a common, internationally recognized body of knowledge. It exposes a comprehensive, yet advanced knowledge that today’s experienced cyber forensics practitioners must demonstrate. Many of the existing certifications available today are of a foundational level and focus on a narrow aspect of the cyber forensics realm. “It is critical in India that we have an objective measure of excellence valued by courts and employers alike for indicating the ability to apply forensics to information security disciplines, such as e-discovery, malware

VARINDIA- INDIA'S FRONTLINE IT MAGAZINE   LG  has added another innovation to its mobile lineup for 2014, with the introduction of  LG G Pro 2  for the Indian market. It comes packed with an exciting 5.9-inch full HD IPS Display that give the user a brilliant visual experience on an expansive screen with genuine colours and intricate details. The wide display offers the ultimate entertainment experience, allows for convenient typing and brings out gaming graphics wonderfully. “We launched the G Pro last year in the Indian market and received an exceptionally favourable response from consumers. Following the success of the G Pro, we are launching the new G Pro 2, with enhanced features, based on the feedback of our consumers. The year 2014 is going to be an exciting year, as LG plans to bring out a string of innovative devices, which will capture the imagination of users. By the year end, we intend to take on 10% share of the Indian smartphone market,” said  Soon Kwon, MD,